Hey, this second puzzle is called "l'âne rouge" in French (apparently "Klotski" in english). Very interesting puzzle, it's kind of hard, but not as hard as rubik's cube (for example). My father got crazy with this puzzle he even wrote a program to prove me his solution was optimal. At the time I wasn't convinced as code looked a bit magic to me (don't try to impress your kids with a program you wrote).
I mean I’ve been on Key & Peel marathon... but never would I thought I would be on a Raymond Hettinger marathon. And I don’t even speak much English lol.
Slides can be found here: github.com/rhettinger/rhettinger.github.io or here: www.dropbox.com/s/q3yi69d033v03pi/hettinger_solvers.zip?dl=0 The second link contains the code, the first does not appear to have it.
I know most of the things he is saying . Like the math and all . But can't understand what is going on . Can someone help me . Sorry for being a tubelight . 🙃
I went to this talk and have been waiting for the slides and code. Hettinger is badass
The slides and running code can be found at rhettinger.github.io/
Wow. Another great talk by a brilliant person who has contributed so much to Python. Thanks Mr. Hettinger!
Raymond Hettinger, you sir are a Genius. Hats off
This is an unbelievably deep and great talk. You are a great one, Raymond Hettinger!
Sharing this with my week collab / problem solving group. Thanks Raymond.
Hey, this second puzzle is called "l'âne rouge" in French (apparently "Klotski" in english). Very interesting puzzle, it's kind of hard, but not as hard as rubik's cube (for example).
My father got crazy with this puzzle he even wrote a program to prove me his solution was optimal. At the time I wasn't convinced as code looked a bit magic to me (don't try to impress your kids with a program you wrote).
It wasn't Asimov who said "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.", but Clarke
@Michael David I don't - I just happened to be reading Asimov at the time 😅
This guy makes nerds looks COOL!
Qa-Pla' ! This was fantastic, like all of his talks.
the SAT part reminds me of PROLOG programming language
Did I miss it were Linear (Mixed Integer Linear) solvers like cplex or cbc(PuLP) omitted? They're some of the most powerful tools out there.
I mean I’ve been on Key & Peel marathon... but never would I thought I would be on a Raymond Hettinger marathon. And I don’t even speak much English lol.
JJ JJ only found him recently but he’s awsome
AlphaZero's next challenge should be the game of Stratego. It might be some time before they can beat the World's top Stratego players.
Nah, it should be live Rugby.
Slides can be found here: github.com/rhettinger/rhettinger.github.io
or here: www.dropbox.com/s/q3yi69d033v03pi/hettinger_solvers.zip?dl=0
The second link contains the code, the first does not appear to have it.
amazing talk!
The second puzzle is online at www.alanabelden.com. You can see its solution too (play button under "Show Solve").
Raymond tweeted that "Slides and running code are at: www.dropbox.com/s/q3yi69d033v03pi/hettinger_solvers.zip"
I wonder if one could do something like Test Driven Development using some of this techniques.
you can definitely test multi-threaded code by testing all possible orders in which the primitives can execute.
The slides and running code can be found at rhettinger.github.io/
Slides and running code:
www.dropbox.com/s/q3yi69d033v03pi/hettinger_solvers.zip?dl=0
Please fix the slide links.
rhettinger.github.io/ is where they're at
The links are updated now.
@@raymondhettinger9603 thank you!
Yep - both links 404
Slides: rhettinger.github.io/overview.html
The slide links are updated. The slides and running code can be found at rhettinger.github.io/
slides is here: rhettinger.github.io
I know most of the things he is saying . Like the math and all . But can't understand what is going on . Can someone help me . Sorry for being a tubelight . 🙃
The slide links are broken just FYI
www.dropbox.com/s/q3yi69d033v03pi/hettinger_solvers.zip?dl=0
maybe this works?
rhettinger.github.io/index.html
Slides: rhettinger.github.io
For those looking for a link to slides:
rhettinger.github.io/
Link to the slides could be found in this tweet by Raymond: twitter.com/raymondh/status/1125242663588864001
All of these things have happened before. All of these things will happen again. (BA)
Slides rhettinger.github.io/overview.html
Thanks. Now everyone will cheat in coding competitions.
rhettinger.github.io/ - link to slides
The link to the slides is here: rhettinger.github.io/ (via this tweet: twitter.com/raymondh/status/1125872117080137729)
He posted these on twitter: www.dropbox.com/s/q3yi69d033v03pi/hettinger_solvers.zip?dl=0
See his tweet for slide and code links: twitter.com/raymondh/status/1125183886139580418
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